[13:11] Nemo_bis: how do you want errors to be treated? [13:12] balrog: in a way that takes as little manual intervention as possible and doesn't lie about success :P [13:13] It's fine to fail often. [13:13] If there's a way in requests to do some magic without hardcoding status code handling in our code, better so; if not, better avoid. [13:24] Nemo_bis: http://pastie.org/private/y6k52loaulcfxwvurnkfq [13:24] how does that look? [13:27] There's also status code 4229 [13:27] * 429 [13:28] Hm I'm not sure, we could try that at least for the checkapi / checkindex I guess? [13:35] https://kev.inburke.com/kevin/urllib3-retries/ [13:35] it doesn't seem to be merged yet though [13:40] ooh I love this guy [13:41] We should probably just wait for it to be merged/released and then use it immediately. :-) More and more benefits from the migration to requests. ;-) [13:45] requests itself is written/maintained by kennethre [13:45] whom I haven't seen around here for a while... [13:53] sometimes he shows up [13:54] I can ping him [13:54] But his wife is sick [13:55] Ah, fair enough :( [13:55] You don't have to [13:55] https://twitter.com/kennethreitz/status/482019175595278338 [13:57] I see :( [13:58] SketchCow: no, I only thought it was interesting that he did requests :) [13:59] kenneth is pretty busy with a lot of non-AT stuff [18:16] So, any feedback on that? [18:41] On which [18:42] http://pastie.org/private/y6k52loaulcfxwvurnkfq [18:44] no, the PRs [18:44] I updated them [18:44] https://github.com/WikiTeam/wikiteam/pull/138 and https://github.com/WikiTeam/wikiteam/pull/139 [20:46] Nemo_bis: what tools do we have for dokuwiki? [20:48] balrog: easy, none :) [20:49] other than perhaps someone running wget over a certain parameter that sometimes exports text (IIRC) [20:49] I see :/ [20:49] there is a text export feature [20:49] https://www.dokuwiki.org/devel:xmlrpc [20:49] there seems to be an api too [20:50] http://www.mess.org/lib/exe/xmlrpc.php [20:50] probably disabled by default :( [20:50] yep [20:51] I should have created a ticket for each wiki engine, add info to each of them as you find something [20:51] honestly? I preferred google code [20:51] We also need ideas on how to prioritise efforts. [20:51] its bug tracker was more useful [20:51] Yes I like it more too [20:52] I also like bugzilla, but folks hate such stuff nowadays. For instance Wikimedia will migrate to Phabricator even if basically nobody before did it [20:52] hmm, first time I hear of phabricator [20:53] it looks better than most [21:00] Nemo_bis: is emijrp the project maintainer for all of wikiteam? [21:05] looks like https://www.dokuwiki.org/export has to be used [21:05] I don't think that exports history though [21:06] I'm not sure what "all of wikiteam" could mean :) [21:07] Well every time I file a bug in phabricator I have to file 7 bugs I find in my way [21:07] The last time I almost forgot was there for in the first place, till I found again my original problem one hour later [21:08] Yes, the MediaWiki export feature is more an unicuum than something you can expect to find for many wiki engines